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Show I 1 I v ' yn n 'i J 1 n- - ' I - ) , . i ? in 'fv i -- i ' i I CA :t " t i - CHATTER! Beauty, charm, even mental qualities attract men much leu than a woman capacity to be happy. This should be understood by every woman. In this lies the mysterious charm of women who, though not beautiful, sometimes no longer young, attract every man." Boris Sokloff It cannot be too often repeated that hell, hath no fury like the taxpayer snapping out of a long trance. That's how this republic got started. Happy to Si We were very happy to greet Dr. V. Newman, wife and small son Monday. They recently re- turned from s southern state where Dr. Newman completed advanced medical schooling. Friends of Dr. and Mrs. Newman will recall they formerly lived in Garfield, and now plan to establish a residence in Magna where Dr. Newman will practice. Speaking of doctors, I was most interested in reading the other evening on the importance of water to the human body. It stated that life can go on for weeks without food, but at the most only a few days without water. When a person fasts, 100 percent of body fat is lost and approximately one-ha-lf of the protein before death occurs, but loss of only 10 percent of the bodys water results in serious physiological damage. Twenty percent loss results in death. Gosh, I will have to watch my water intake as well as take salt tablets in this hot weather. Year Thirty-sixt- h Friends Pav Final Homage To Magna Lady Mrs. Elsie Kerby Simmons Succumbs to Age Ailments True, sincere homage and devotion to the wonderful life of Mrs. Elsie Kerby Simmons, Magna resident for almost fifty years, were paid at fitting funeral rites Wednesday in the Pleasant Green LDS ward :hapel. Mrs. Simmons died Monday at 3:19 a.m. at the home of her daughter, Mrs. C. E. Foy, 3387 Lorraince Ct., Salt Lake City, of causes incident to age. She was born October 23, 1878, in Wallsburg, Wasatch County, a daughter of Alma and Bathsheba L. Wall Kerby. She married Joseph Benjamin Simmons June 14, 1899 in the Salt Lake Temple, LDS Church. They lived in Charl- eston for several years before There are but two ways to deal moving to Magna. Mrs. Simmons with life. One is to pretend that died April 7, 1952. it is safe and the other is to take Held in respect and regard, Mrs. life as it is. Simmons was an active LDS church member. She participated How True! in the Mutual Improvement AsI learned last week in an in- sociation and Primary and Relief cident what Poor Richard has long Society presidencies. She had been an extremely deadvocsted: He that will have patience can have what he will. voted mother and wife. Most Interesting Surviving her are six sons and It was most interesting to me two daughters, Benjamin K., last week to see that excellent Grant and Kerby Simmons and movie, The Will Rogers Story" Mrs. V. B. (Fern) Coon, Magna; at the Gem Theatre, for all of the Joseph Carl Simmons and Mrs. home scenes were very authentic. C. E. (La Neta) Foy, Salt Lake The Rogers family permit tours City; Alma George Simmons, Los of the home on certain days, and Angeles, California and Rex R. all monies received on particular Simmons, Kearns; 29 grandchildays are donated to various chari- dren and nine ties and organisations. The entire ranch and home have been reBurial was made in Wasatch tained in their original entirety. Lawn Memorial Parle. BELLS TO RECALL GRANITE PUPIIS TO SCHOOL SEPT. 3 Next week, a youthful army of thousands of boys and girls in this area will desert playgrounds, summer jobs and vacation pasttimes to return to Granite district Garfield, Utah, Friday, August 29, 1952 HEART ATTACK Magna Man Threatens Sheriff CLAIMS COPPER With Cun; Deputy Prefers Charge MAN AT WORK Of Assault With Deadly Weapon Funeral Rites Held for Walter Edwin Salm On Monday Funeral services were conducted Monday at 2 p.m. in the Holladay Second LDS Ward chapel for Walter Edwin Salm, 66, of Holladay, a foreman at the Magna mill of the Kennecott Copper Corporation. Mr. Salm was found dead Friday about 2:30 p.m., seated at a table in a change room at the Magna Mill. Death was attributed to a heart attack. Mr. Salm, foreman of the coarse crusher division at the plant, and former long-tim- e Magna resident, had been an employe of the Kennecott Copper Corporation since October, 1912. He was a vanner operator at the mill and in 1922 was made foreman. Born at Santa Clara, Washington County June 9, 1886, he was a son of Carl Phillip and Eliza Keller Salm. On July 18, 1917, he married Anna Hamnett in SaR Lake City. In 1923 the marriage was solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Mr. Salm was a member of the Holladay Second LDS ward and a member of the elders' quorum. He formerly was a member of the Pleasant Green LDS ward in Magna. He was a veteran of World War I, having served in the U. S. Army. Surviving sre his widow of Holladay; two daughters, Mrs. Rex L. Sohm and Mrs. Vernie C. Swenson, both of Salt Lake City; three brothers, Alma E. Salm, Oakland, Cal.; Emil P. (Molly) Salm, Arthur; Ernest D. Salm, Los AnHenry geles; one Salm, Hawaii; two sisters, Mrs. Flora Butts, Salt Lake City; Miss ed Annual Bowling Meeting This Friday Evening and grandchildren. Mr. Boucher worked on the Bingham Sc Garfield Railroad for many years and was held in esteem for his jolly nature and kindness. He was liked by everyone. Sincere sympathy is extended The annual meeting of the Utah to members of the bereaved Copper Bowling league will be family. held at the club Porophry Room this Friday evening, August 29th, beginning at 8:00 oclock. All bowling fans are cordially invited to attend. Discussion will be held on the rules and regulations covering the league play for the coming year. Applications for team membership must be filed fay September 10th. Teams will be selected SepA most festive party is being tember 15th and the league play for the older people of planned commences the week of Septemon Friday, SeptemStake Oquirrh ber 22nd. ber 5th at the Pleasant Green Amusement HalL Dinner will be served at 5:30 Card of Thanks oclock and a program presented We wish to sincerely thank at 7:00 p.m. Completing arrangements for everyone for their many kindnesses and floral offerings at the the annual affair are Bishop Loren recent death and rites of our be- Poulsen and Mrs. R. W. Wilkin, acloved son and brother, Tom Drif-fil- l, assisted by the Older Folks ward. of each committee tivity Jr. Tom Driffill Family Oquirrh Stake Plans Party For Older People TO OUR READERS To Our Raadwsi Garfield LeadSubscription rates of the Magna Times and 1952. 1, effective September er will be increased, The increase, first for either newspaper in eleven yean, was dictated by ihe unprecedented rise of production costs since Newsprint, ihe second largest single cost item in newspaper Labor costa, as production, has increased in this period 00(r. well as costs of all materials, supplies and equipment, distribuincreases. tion, newsgathering also have registered largo The Magna Times and Garfield Leader subscription rates have been among the lowest of weekly papers in Utah. Some post-wa- r newspapers have recently announced second and third rata increases. New Time and Leader subscription rates will be: WJ Per Year in Utah tuo To Servicemen and Women Utah of outside .IU9 Subscriptions -- The Copper Printing Company. Number 10 Lady Bowlers To Begin Play September 9th SIXTY PEOPLE CIVE BLOOD FOR JOYCE Virgil Docker was arrested Wednesday after he threatened Deputy Dell Sheppick at the point of a shotgun in the rear of his Magna home, 8560 West and 2700 South. Decker was brought before Judge D. S. Walker on a drunk charge and refisting an officer and deputy Sheppick also filed a charge in the Salt Lake City Third District Court against Decker of assault with a deadly weapon. He is now out on $500 bail Neighbors Cali Sheriffs Neighbors who live in the area of the Decker home called the sheriffs. Wednesday and said that Decker was drunk and shooting around. Deputy Sheppick imme As deputy Sheppick approached. Decker warned that if he made another move, he would shoot. At this point, his mother, Mrs. Frank Decker, jumped between her ion and the sheriff, who made a quick lunge forward and grabbed Mr. Decker. As he did so, the sister got the gun. In the scuffle, Decker got away and ran down through the fields at the rear of his home, but was A League scheduled to start knocking the tenpins down at 6:30 and the B League at 8:30 o'clock. The A League consists of: Team No. 1 LsVon Dea, captain, M. Tomlin, E. Newbold, C. Rodgers, A. Harward. Clarence (Fat) Larson of Magna, Monday afternoon in a special The annual election of Utah drive for the teen-agwho is Copper Duck and Fish Club ofsuffering from a rare blood dis- ficers will be held this Saturday ease. August 30th at the clubhouse, Joyce is now at St. Marks Hos- from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Dinpital, where her condition is re- ner and refreshments will be ported slightly improved, and doc- served st 8 p.m. tors believe she might be able P. R. Schultz has been renomito come home for a few days, nated for the office of president. but will have to return to the hosOther nominees for various ofpital to have more blood trans- fices include: fusions. Vice president A. J. FitzgerThe blood was taken by three ald, W. R. Damron, R. S. Red Cross nurses flown in from San Jose, California for the task. Board of Directors: A little over a hundred people Arthur Plant JX T. Smith, M. registered to give blood, but about L. Miner, R. L Erickson, Neil forty were rejected because of Plummer. and other allergies. It Ore Haulage G. W. Smith, G. is interesting to know that peo- L. Wright ple who suffer from hayfever can Refinery C. W. Sadler, R. F. give blood in the winter-tim- e, but Clifton. it is not acceptable in the summer Magna Plant F. 5. Archibald, er Team No. 2 Romaine Zito, capS. Coon, A. Griffith, N. e, P. Moore. Team No. 3 Ann Tygeaen, captain, T. Singleton, D. Merrill, E. later apprehended and taken to Husband, A. Ahlquist. Team No. 4 Edna Meyer, capthe county jaiL tain, A. Begent, L. Riley, I. Tuckey, G. Powell. Team No. 5 Vivian Kemp, captain, D. Dea, S. Begent, V. Walker, B. Cutler. Team No. 8 Babe Wimmer, captain, S. Wimmer, N. Farnsworth, M. Pritchard, R. Cushing. B Laagua Team No. 1 Alice Ribotto, capA farewell program for Miss R. Nalecn Pollock, daughter tain, D. Disera, L. Daniels, C. of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Pollock of Magna, will be held this M. Callings. Farnsworth, Sunday evening, August 31st st the Pleasant Green Wardhouse, No. Team 2 Jean Hubbard, promptly at 6:00 oclock. captain, P. McDonald, E. Empey, Miss Naleen is leaving for an east central states LDS church B. Mitchell, W. Knight. mission. Team No. 3 R. Coon, captain, The following program is to be presented: L. Densley, N. Powell, L. Empey, W. Barton. Team No. 4 Helen Wimmer, captain, V. Nordquist, R. Andrus, B. Snell, F. Smith. Team No. 5 Pearl Grow, caps, tain, B. Bezzant, E. Giles, N. tain, Fair-bourn- FAREWELL PROGRAM SET FOR MAGNA MAID AUGUST 31 hay-fev- Family Thanks All Mr. and Mrs. Larson wish to thank everyone from the bottom of their hearts for their blood donations, wonderful expressions of sympathy and the beautiful flowers that have been sent to Joyce while she is in the hospital The two Pleasant Green Wards assisted in a wonderful manner, aided in a fine way by the Lions Club. AH contributing donors will be sent a certificate from the Red Cross, certifying to their blood type and RH factor. In case of an emergency, this information will be immediately available and they will be enrolled as a member of the Blood Savings Account Col-ling- Brown. Team No. 6 Millie Christoff n, captain, F. Sheppick, M. Coon, N. Wimmer, A. Peterson. A schedule will later be reM. er-so- leased. County Croup gether in extending their sincere sympathy to the bereaved family in their time of sorrow. Asked to Clarify Now a Walgreen Agency Cbmmiioner Asked to Funeral Rites Conducted Water Question Opening Song Congregation Til Go Where You Want Me to Go Dear Lord er months. Lillia Salm, San Francisco, and PRESENTS NEW, MODERN LOOK for Garfield Lady Quiet Possible Court Action tomer. The Duke Drug will always maintain quality at low prices and be glad to meet any advertised Walgreen prices in Salt Lake City. Two Young Boys Admit to Local Burglaries Two young Magna boys, ages and 10, admitted last week to Magna deputy sheriffs that they also burglarized Andys Service Station and Page Motor Company on August 13th and on August 15th, stole a number of items from employes clothes in the Harris-For- d Agency change room. They affected entrance at Andy's Service and Page Motor by breaking rear windows at dark. Practically all of their loot has been recovered and returned to the owners, with the exception of a number of car keys, etc. that they threw away. 8 On State Team Ronnie Thurman, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Thurman of 8560 West, has been named on thq North American Team of the Legion Junior baseball He played in the game Tuesday at Provo, The group spent three days in workouts and other preparations for the stellar tussle, an exhibition that drew a record crowd of ball fans. All-Stat- e all-st- ar R. A. Hayes, J. XL J. Wadsworth, B. Grose. Garfield Water P. R. McCleve, R. Bezzant Bingham Mine Russell Anderson, Raymond Marks, Carl Wilson. The nominating committee consisted of P. H. Ensign, D. E. Leif Erickson, C. S. Archibald, C. M. Simpson, R. G. Hub-har- d, Russell Anderson, H. Claude Anderson, Jay W. Richardson. Di-mo- Magna Man Sues For $200,000 Against D&RGW Joseph Milar Larson of Magna has brought suit against the Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad Company for $200,000 damages. Mr. Larson states that on June 29 in the Roper yards he suffered the loss of his left arm when ho stumbled and fell between two -railroad cars. The plaintiff "Y he also suffered a mangled right hand. The complaint charges the railroad as being responsible for tha accident because it permitted stumbling hazards to exist along the track where Mr. Larson was working. Funeral services for Mrs. Nettie Imlay Thompson, 54, who died Tuesday, were conducted Satur--President Omar Hall Opening Prayer day at 2 p.m. in the Garfield First Sacrament Song Congregation On Wednesday morning a group Ward Chapel by Bishop Wilford "Behold the Great Rsdeemer Died of interested citizens accompanied & Wilding. Mrs. Thompson, resident of 60 Howard Ridge and Darrel E. Speaker E. 16th Avenue in Garfield, died Magna Water Company Violin Solo trustees, to a hearing before the Tuesday at 12:40 a.m. in a Salt Salt Lake County Commissioners, Lake hospital as a result of high Comma nil in efforts to forestall any possible blood pressure. She had lived in court action that could tieup" Garfield for eight years. Comments Mrs. Thompson was born Febfurther improvement work by the Musical Number ruary 24, 1808 in Panguitch, GarRichards Sisters local water concern. W. G. Bill Larson of Magna field County, a daughter of "My Testimony" had stated in a public water meet- Thomas and Orilla Henry Imlay. Response Missionary: Sister R. Naleen Pollock last week that he intended to She was a member of the LDS ing take the issue concerning the Ward and a Relief Society teacher Closing Song Congregation method used in filling a trustee for the past three years. "God Bo With You Till We Meat Again Survivors include her husband, Residents of Magna on Main vacancy to court O. Z. Thompson, Garfield, and Closing Prayer Brother Pratt M. Munson Street Wednesday afternoon noLegal authorities stated that such court action could cost sev- the following sons and daughters: ticed a distinct smell of natural ' eral thousand dollars and would Vermont Thompson, Lake Point, gas throughout the air, shortly Tooele County; Henry Garn after hearing a terrific noise that probably take as much as two U. S. Army; Mrs. Alseemed to come just east of tha years to complete based upon Thompson, thea CounMillard Orton, Delta, the experience of the Magna ball park. Mrs. Nettie Hansen, Salt Lake Magna rumors water Company in a previous ty; were rampant Many court case regarding the legality City and Elrod, Fay and Isabell that a water line had broken, that all of Garfield; 13 Thompson, of its action. a gas line was blown up, that a two Although his foot was on the grandchildren; further truck had run amuck, Legal stated opinion No Main a all Street of and the way in to a Salt Lake number half mosquito "gas Lights! that no improvements or other officials of the Mountain Fuel but hospital, it evidently wasnt fast advancement for the benefit of brothers and half sisters. state that a line was beMrs. Thompson was respected Supply enough to beat Mr. Stork, for a all users served by the Magna worked on and the pressure ing fine, lustily crying son was born Water Company, could be made and liked in this area. to complete had to be in their car at the entrance to a Burial was made in Tooele City the work. equalized while the matter was in litigaSalt Lake hospital to Mr. and Cemetery. tion. workmen simply Therefore, Mrs. Floyd Rowley of Garfield at Mr. Ridge and Mr. a valve and let 'er rip." Therefore, opened 8:45 a.m. Sunday. Dimond decided to clear the matNaturally, the din wu terrific The husky baby weighed in at ter up and the quickest method and a great deal of gas was re7 pounds and 8 ounces and a was to submit their resignations leased into the atmosphere. brother and sister at home are to the county commissioners. This Sagging wires due to a broken creates two vacancies upon the happy about new brother. Mother and new child are do- wire disrupted Magna Main Street Board of Trustees and under the ing well, but Mr. Rowley says he lighting and some of the lights law, the County Commissioners does not want to repeat the expe- along the north highway late Sat- are empowered to fill such two rience-mother has the same urday evening and early Sunday vacancies. sentiments. Salt Lake County commissioner morning. Appointments Urged Letters of recommendations Lawrence Jones, under whose de- VETS-WIVE- S A total of 12,500 volts are carthe appointment of Mr. partment the health and sanitaried in the Utah Power Sc Light urging BENEFIT GAME! Ridge and Mr. Dimond to fill tion divisions operate, wishes to system and the crossed wires per- these vacancies have been sub- advise all residents that full coA free steak fry is being . mitted this high voltage to enter mitted to the county officials, who operation is required to hook all planned at Tooele Canyon this the Main Street circuit The heavy promised to fill the vacancies at homes on the sewer if it is within Saturday evening, August 30th ' load blew up all the globes, some their for all overseas Veterans, their Friday morning meeting 200 feet of said residence. sockets and wiring. The county seeks this voluntary wives or partners, beginning after getting the county attorneys However, Walter Carlquist, the help and will cooperate in every promptly at 5:00 oclock. ruling mi same. county electrician, had a full crew All desiring or planning to go Commissioners possible way, but warns that the The County of men working Sunday, Monday were are ordinance sewer enforced can kindly asked to call Mrs. be cordial and very emphaticaland by late afternoon Tuesday, the pledged their utmost coopera- and connections required within Thelma Simmons at 6064 or Don ly major part of the work had been tion in 6100. preventing anything that 30 days after serving the proper Thomas, The Cyprus Pirate footballers repaired or replaced. would disrupt the smooth prog- notice. will play their first game of the Forty-thre- e globes, each of 6000 ress of this vital town Former Magna Resident improveyear here Friday, September 5th lumens were installed, the burned ment. Offices Establishes Wasatch. wires ct writthis against replaced art After the meeting where Mr. The game will be staged for ing almost the entire service has Larson stated he would take court For Treatment of Feet the express purpose of creating a been restored, thanks to the dilithe county attorney was benefit fund for injured players gent work of Mr. Carlquist and his action, asked to study the legality of the Dr. Ralph L. Self, former Mag-n- a and the support of everyone is workmen. method used to fill a vacancy ' 70c of An admission resident, announces the open- urged. price when Howard Ridge was unaniof for office the of his 29 and practice students 60c for adults, for ing NOTED LIGHT OPERA mously named by the trustees to 25c for children will be charged. general chiropody and foot orthosix-yethe remainder of the TO BE PRESENTED pedics in Salt Lake City. The game will be played under term, and Mr. Dimond to the two-yeThe Garfield pool will close this Formal announcement will bo the lights at 8:00 p.m. term. The term of B. L. Friday, August 29th, as a climax found in other columns of this Another H. M. S. Pinafore," a famous Casey, other trustee, preseason practice Deto an enjoyable summer of recrea- paper. expires game has been set for the follow- light opera, will be presented at cember 81, 1954. tion and fun for hundreds of Dr. Self will be remembered ing Friday, September 12th at the North Jordan Stake house Friswimmers. The season has proven as the son of Lee and Dora Sel( Park City. and day Mon are polished, through act to be one of the most successful Saturday, September 5th residents of former well-knoFour home football games will and 6th at 8:00 o'clock. and speech, each by each, as the ever sponsored at the this community. pool be played this year against Everyone is invited to attend, pebbles are smoothed on the rollAttendance records have Grantsville, Murray, Judge and see and hear this noted ing beach. J. T. Trowbridge practically breaking all therisen, Without sincerity, manners si preNorth Summit in that order. Manner, not gold, is womans vious enrollment mere apish bowing and scraping figures. best adornment Menander KinJTs d, The Duke Drug in Magna presents a most attractive look with the completion of the modernization program that gives an entire glass front and architectural aluminum used on the metal work. The local establishment is also a Walgreen agency, according to V. H. Duke, owner, and many advantages will be offered to local shoppers through this affiliation. Grand opening of the newly remodeled and beautifiil store will be held Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week, and an advertisement will be found on another page of this issue, listing outstanding specials. Mr. Duke further announces that all nationally advertised items can be purchased through the immense purchasing power of the Walgreen corporation and in turn, resultant savings will be passed on to Mr. and Mrs. Cus- CLUB HEADS A League Bowl Opening Number Rejected Because Of Hayfever and Various Night at 6:30 and B League at 8:30 Other Allergies diately went down to investigate Election Set August 30th and found the man in Women start Some will in the rear of his yard with his mothbowling sixty pints of blood were At Clubhouse. Social er and sister attempting to get the Utah Copper Club league realized for Joyce Tuesday, September 0th, with the Larson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. To Follow the gun. five grandchildren. Mr. Salm was a likeable, fine man, and hosts of friends join to- DUKE DRUG H DUCK-FIS- T0BE1IED Neighbor Turn in Complaint After Resident Starts Shooting in Area half-broth- Former Magna Resident Dies In Las Vegas schoolrooms. A record attendance and enrollment is expected in the local schools on Wednesday, SeptemInformal n was received here x that W. B. Boucher, ber 3rd, the opening school day. last mid-l.uig-iim- e Magna resident former learnof All of the institutions in this viand ing expect a big crop of beginof friends, had died hosts by cinity ning pupils as a result of the in Las Vegas, Nevada. high postwar birthrate. He had suffered a stroke some School begins at Webster, Whittime ago and been in failing health at at 9:00 tier and Garfield a.m., time. some for Brockbank junior high, 8:00 a.m. Funeral services were conand Cyprus, 8:20 a.m. ducted Friday at Las Vegas. Survivors include his widow, a son, James Boucher of California, Orion Boucher Sims of Las Vegas 1941. . Pressure Causes Much Gas in The Air at Magna Father Speeds Driving But Baby Still Is Bom in Car at Hospital Entrance Sagging Wires Damage County Street Lights Board of Health Urges Sewer Connections STEAK FRY PLANNED FOR . CYPRUS TO PLAY FIRST FOOTBALL Garfield Pool To Close This Friday, Aug. ar ar j |
